Do-It Worm Nose Jig w/screw loc 1/16, 1/8, 3/16, 1/4, 5/16, 3/8

The Do-It Worm Nose Jig with screw-loc is a proven soft-plastic rig for bass, walleye, and panfish anglers who tie their own lures. This jig head uses a screw-lock mechanism to secure your plastic worm firmly in place, eliminating the slip and rotation that can ruin a day on the water. Available in six sizes—1/16, 1/8, 3/16, 1/4, 5/16, and 3/8 ounce—you can match the weight to your water depth, cover density, and target species, making this a versatile choice for everything from shallow grass beds to deeper structure.

Building custom plastics lets you control every detail of your presentation: worm length, color combination, and jig weight. The screw-loc design keeps your soft plastic locked down through multiple casts and fish, without the need to re-rig between presentations. The small, sharp hook profile penetrates cleanly and sits recessed in the plastic, reducing visibility to wary fish while maintaining hookset reliability when they commit.

Whether you're refining your lure arsenal for a tournament season, experimenting with new color patterns, or simply stretching your tackle budget by mixing and matching heads and plastics, the Do-It Worm Nose Jig gives you the tools to build rigs that match your local forage and conditions. Serious DIY anglers know that custom jigs outfish off-the-shelf equivalents because they're built for your water, not mass-market guessing.

Key Features

• Screw-loc mechanism locks plastic securely in place—no slipping or rotation during the cast or fight
• Six weight options (1/16 to 3/8 oz) for shallow to deep presentations
• Small, sharp hook designed to minimize fish detection and maximize hooksets
• Lets you customize your own soft-plastic rigs with plastics of your choice
• Ideal for bass, walleye, panfish, and other soft-plastic applications

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What plastics work with the Do-It Worm Nose Jig?

The screw-loc head accommodates standard soft-plastic worms and crawfish baits. You'll pair the jig head with your choice of plastic lures to build custom rigs tailored to your local forage and water conditions.

Which weight should I choose?

Weight selection depends on water depth, current, and cover. Start with 1/8 or 3/16 ounce for shallow areas and lighter presentations; move to 1/4, 5/16, or 3/8 ounce for deeper water or heavy cover. Having multiple weights in your kit lets you adjust on the water.

How does the screw-loc keep the plastic in place?

The screw-loc mechanism threads into your soft plastic, anchoring it securely to the jig head. This eliminates the plastic slipping during the cast or when fighting a fish, and reduces the need to re-rig between presentations.

Can I use these for different species?

Yes. Worm nose jigs work well for bass, walleye, panfish, and other species that respond to soft-plastic presentations. Your choice of worm color, length, and jig weight will fine-tune your presentation for your target species and local water.